‘Something has to change’ - Canaries supporters frustrated after Derby defeat

Norwich City’s defeat to Derby County has left Daniel Farke with plenty of questions to answer during the upcoming international break.

Not good, but Marshall made 2 great saves and Pukki missed a penalty.

I think the coming weeks are critical for Daniel. Some winnable games and time on the training ground now to address creativity issues.

If there isn't any improvement after that it will need a change.
— Cyncoed (@Cyncoed15) October 3, 2020

Dominated the ball, missed two big chances including the pen, Marshall pulled off another two decent saves on top of that. Pretty frustrating and unfortunate to lose that, Derby looked very limited though and we probably should have done more to win it. We miss our fans massively
— Adam Brandon (@AdamBrandon84) October 3, 2020

Have to say, feel that Quintilla's ability to deliver from out wide means #NCFC should start Hugill. The players have changed, so style needs to evolve accordingly, or at least some wrinkles must be added to ensure tactics suit personnel.

Hanging crosses for Pukki is pointless.
— Stuart Hodge (@hodgeythehack) October 3, 2020

We played worse and won at Huddersfield. Had a slice of good luck that day, had a slice of bad luck today. It's really not that bad. Could be much better obviously but I don't think we need to overreact. #NCFC
— Andy Head (@AndyHead02) October 3, 2020

Is that one win in 15 or 14 for Farke? Either way, I'm still baffled as to why he's seemingly exempt of criticism from the club. Poor. So poor.
— Jack Reeve (@JackReeveTNC) October 3, 2020

Transfer window is sucking spirit out of #NCFC squad. Yet we were a slip and a save from turning 0-1 into 1-0. It's a drama, not a crisis.
— Steven Downes (@stevedownes1973) October 3, 2020

I am certainly not one to overreact after a defeat. I use logic when it comes to football rather than listening to my heart. Farke should not remain in charge. #ncfc
— van der Finz (@JamesFinbow) October 3, 2020

Unpopular tweet but We'll be okay. If it wasn't for two cracking saves and their quality CB's performances we'd have won that easily. I'm not worried. Cue the abuse ?? #ncfc
— Adam Darricott (@adamdarricott) October 3, 2020

I'm gutted by the performance and result but for the record, they shouldn't sack Farke. We always start badly, and after the international break the transfer window will close and the squad will settle. Hell of a long way to go yet. #ncfc #farkein
— Jack Goddard (@JackGoddard6) October 3, 2020

If you can't finish you're never going to win games!!
Desperately woeful in the final third yet again. We always know we are going to lose by an "unlucky" goal.
Simply not good enough. #ncfc #canarycall
— Anita (@anitajbyrne) October 3, 2020

Despite dominating possession - City once again found themselves on the receiving end of a defeat. Wayne Rooney’s stunning late free-kick has left many supporters feeling frustrated.

The Canaries did have chances to win it however, Teemu Pukki’s penalty miss was a critical moment in the game. Jordan Hugill and Max Aarons both saw efforts denied by ex-City goalkeeper David Marshall.

The defeat is City’s second of the season after being beaten by Bournemouth last weekend.

City head into the international break with plenty to ponder - although the transfer window will slam shut prior to their trip to Rotherham United.

- Read the thoughts of Norwich City supporters above and below

One win in 19 games I doubt there's a manager in professional football anywhere in the world with a worse stats still in a job. #ncfc #canarycall
— Gavin Morris (@GavinMorris7) October 3, 2020

I'm normally quite reserved about Norwich performances, but as fans, we deserve more than this. We've been poor, for too long. I said esrlier to give it 10 games, but I'm losing patience now.
— Steve Lucas (@Beerlightweight) October 3, 2020

This is the first time in 46 years that Norwich City have gone more than 365 days without scoring three or more goals in a league game #ncfc
— NCFC Numbers (@ncfcnumbers) October 3, 2020

Forget Emi's tantrum, the person who should be throwing a strop and banging on Farke's door, is Hugill! He HAS to be given a start! #ncfc #canarycall
— Mike Ward (@mjtward19) October 3, 2020

Extremely poor result. A game we should have won against a struggling side, but failed to because we just didn't offer enough of an attacking threat. And that was with Buendia, Hernandez and Pukki in the side. Something is not right #ncfc
— Richard Balls (@RichardBalls) October 3, 2020

We are all Michael Wynn-Jones. #NCFC pic.twitter.com/Ibu56WxwIV
— Jon Rogers (@jonrogerswriter) October 3, 2020

Let's remember the squad is likely unsettled. Players don't know if they're staying or going, can't be easy to manage that.

Let the window shut and see how the next 2-3 games go from there. #ncfc
— j (@JCEL__) October 3, 2020

Stuart Webber can be as good at scouting young talent as you like. Or a proper wheeler dealer in the transfer market. Even be the best training ground builder in the world!.

but his legacy will be cemented by what happens with the first team. Needs to make the big decision #NCFC
— Manduco Locem (@ArcanePirate) October 3, 2020

Not a great performance, simply not enough penetration up front, missing the penalty was vital to the contest, let's hope for better after the international break #NcFC
— North Wales Yellows (@NWalesYellows) October 3, 2020

When you can only really play one way, and seem to have lost the ability to play that way, *something* has to change. #ncfc
— Michael Dilley (@michaeldilley) October 3, 2020

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